
Itty bitty 1/4 W lamp with a 3/16" screw base. 1/2" long overall it needs 160ma @ 2.5 V. It has a clear glass envelope that collimates the light at the end for greater intensity when viewed end on.
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29994 LAMP, T-5.5 |
Nice little indicator light for a 6 Volt circuit. As in auto and boat. 1-5/16" x 13/32" x 15/16" deep to fit a 1-1/4" x 1-3/8" panel hole. (2) quick connect terminals on the back. The lamp is incandescent and the front is open...It needs a lens or covering of some sort. Could be a good light for use in model work.
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22717 INDICATOR LAMP, 6 V |
We just wish there was something, anything, to do around here that required this thing, on account of it's so cool. Our newest Helping Hand has a pair of alligator clips on swiveling arms, likewise a 2-1/4" dia x 1.5X magnifier plus an LED flashlight on a gooseneck. Everything swivels every way there is and tightens with little thumbscrews-and some of the configurations look like it's maybe alive, and from Venus. Jewelry makers? Diamond cutters? Forensic scientists? Maybe we'll start making small electronics, or tying flies.
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92583 HELPING HAND PLUS |
Ten electrical leads with an alligator clip on each end. Each lead is about 20" long, not counting the 'gators. Vinyl coated 20-22 ga. wire with a vinyl cover over each clip. They come in an assortment of five colors with two leads in each color. The manufacturer calls them heavy duty but we would restrict them to the light currents and low voltages you will be using in your home experiments. Our each is a set of (10).
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11586P1 ALLIGATOR CLIP LEADS | |
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11586P3 ALLIGATOR CLIP LEADS 3 PACK SAVINGS |
Like blue jeans, but for wires. So you can color-code those wires instead of getting all confused. You get a 10-pack of 12" long x 9/32" pieces of heat-shrink tubing, (3) each of white and red, (4) of black. Rated for up to 600V 125°C. UL.
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93925 HEAT-SHRINK TUBES |
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